HP Storage Provisioning Manager (SPM) version 2.1 User Guide

between the indices of the objects and the values. Such lists appear in the RAIDMap and

HostmodeMap fields of the StorageArrayDefinition.

DescriptionTypeProperty

The search key in the associative list.StringIndex

The value associated with the search

key.

StringValue

Example of an unmanaged array XML file

Following is an example of an XML file representing an unmanaged array. The example is provided

in Courier font. Annotations are provided within the example as normal font.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<StorageArrayDefinition xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">

Every XML document must begin with the XML element indicating the XML version and the character

encoding. Every Unmanaged Array XML file must begin with the StorageArrayDefinition root

element. This example specifies two namespaces for use within this XML file, one for the

XMLSchema-instance schema, and a second for the schema schema.

</MapItem>

<Value>Normal</Value>

</MapItem>

</HostmodeMap>

This HostmodeMap element specifies that SPM's HPUX hostmode maps to the hostmode known as

HP-UX on the storage array, and that all other hostmodes known to SPM map to the Normal mode

on the storage array.

</MapItem>

</MapItem>

</MapItem>

</RAIDMap>

This RAIDMap element specifies that the RAID level known to SPM as RAID0 is known by the

storage array as RL0, and similarly for RAID levels 1 and 5. This implies that this device does not

support RAID levels NoRaid, RAID0, RAID3, RAID4, RAID6, RAID50, or RAID60.

<ObjectID>UnMan-1</ObjectID>

<UUID>UnMan-1</UUID>

<DisplayName>Pierre</DisplayName>

<ManagementURL><Device URL Goes Here>/Pierre</ManagementURL>

<Tags>

<string>Secure</string>

<string>Leased</string>

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